WITHDRAWN - Unfortunately, I cannot attend! This was a Proposal for a lightning talk at ReactiveConf 2017

reactive-conf.feature

Feature: ReactiveConf Lightning Talks are awesome
  As a visitor of https://reactiveconf.com/
  I want to learn about Cucumber and Protractor
  So that I can test my awesome applications like my users do

  Scenario: Curiosity is killing me
    Given this proposal for #ReactiveConf 2017 open call for Lightning talks
    When you star this summary on GitHub
    Then you can go and listen to the talk
    But you can also retweet: https://twitter.com/davidh_23/status/889051659711774720

  Scenario: TypeScript developer comes across
    Given I am a TypeScript developer
    And I have a little bit of testing affinity
    When I am automating a browser
    Then it's really cool to have static type checking
    And auto-completion in my favourite IDE

  Scenario Outline: Testing all your favourite apps
    Given I am addicted to <framework>
    And I am a permissive, liberal person
    When me and my team write end-to-end tests
    Then a web page opens at <url>

    Examples:
      | framework | url                               |
      | Angular   | https://angular.io                |
      | React     | https://facebook.github.io/react/ |
      | Vue       | http://vuejs.org/                 |

  Scenario: Becoming an assertion pro
    Given the following code styles for assertions exist:
      | name   | style | implemented_by           |
      | expect | BDD   | chai, jasmine, expect.js |
      | should | BDD   | chai, should.js          |
      | assert | TDD   | chai, console.assert()   |
    When I need to pick one
    Then I am free to chose whatever I like
    But I think chai's expect() API is a really good fit!